Promote the uptake of healthy and sustainable industrial hemp fiber insulation in the Hudson Valley, representing Hempitecture in a pro bono ambassador role as it pursues opportunities in New York State.

A side hustle that has always brought me new perspectives about small business and human-scaled transport: NYC's longest running pedicab company and industry co-founder. Currently on pause while in search for more affordable liability coverage.

JOCO is a leading e-bike and delivery equipment platform with sustainable and proprietary solutions and innovative tech focusing exclusively on the professional delivery rider.

•Founding Board member at New York City Pedicab Owners' Association - founded late 2005 - a pedicab best practices trade association with several legal victories.

Provided administrative support to Retirement Dept. and compliance monitoring of personal securities trading via in-house custom database and support team. Over 20 years of great work experiences with this firm, on both coasts, also with litigation and corporate departments. Started as a temporary legal secretary in 1987 and worked in their California offices in early 1990s.

Co-editor of Tubular Times, the newsletter of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, with Joel Pomerantz during the early years of the revival of this advocacy organization, during the birth of the bicycle renaissance in the United States. See: www.sfbike.org.

Assisted this division of the J. Paul Getty Trust in development of the precursor of the modern digital databases used by most museums presently. The Getty database was a trial compendium of European painting and sculpture data (artist or attribution, object details, provenance) involving 8 member institutions, including the MoMA, the Guggenheim, the MET, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, National Gallery, The Getty Museum, and several college museums. The purpose was to facilitate research. (see: http://socialarchive.iath.virginia.edu/xtf/view?docId=getty-art-history-information-program-cr.xml )